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09-07-2005, 06:29 PM
Originally Posted by bobbie3917
what a good thing to do (but your still a bit** 
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Originally Posted by maplecottage
Hey Saz - that was really kind of you to help her out - poor lady, such an awful disease that! 
Hopefully someone recognises her soon.Weekend going good - purchased our very first crate for Fern
and bought a rugger, a tennis ball on a circular rope, a puppy tyre , and a rope frisbee thingame Put it in his box, and have our fingerscrossed that the dam will give birth to 3 healthy puppies one of which we hope will be a boy
Hope yours is panning out to be a good one too.
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I am taking the dogs and my son and his friend to the beach to go swimming lol its cool now for the dogs and they will go in if the boys do too lol
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09-07-2005, 08:56 PM
Originally Posted by Woofer
What a fab thing to do, i was a carer for the elderly and altzimers is a very cruel condition, good job she stumbled across you and not some one who didn't understand.
Felt like giving her a big hug when she asked the police if she had dne something wrong
Just glad she was taken in by the police, she was heading for the cliffs bless her
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09-07-2005, 10:31 PM
I am the 2nd youngest there!! ROTFL As a committee member (I am sorting out the website etc) I had to be there from 2-5Then daughter had a party in Branston from 6.30-9.30 this evening.
Tomorrow hubby has to spend the day writing reports for school and I have to fill out an application for a new job at the school I already work at
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